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After 15 years of cutting i reckon this is just hard Tom! Its annoyed thew fuck out of me for years too! Probably one of the hardest things!

Flarez for me! Sy second and Backtrack 3rd defo a 3 legged horse but good cuts all round. This whole thing is making DV a good place to CUM!

yeah yeah

OK you can stop sucking your own baws now! It was good lets just leave it at that!

I use the same camera angle every time?

Great stuff from everyone so far! This is sloppy as fuck but thought I'd join in this month for the craik! Tried to go with the rhythm of the beat as much as possible! Great beat too!

I had the tape deck one. Robocop for the win! I mean you couldn't actually play it it was just luck but good fun when you're too young to know any better!

Don't know if it's of any interest to anyone on here or not... Eh HELLOOOOOOH!

I have recorded but I will have to review it if its OK I will post tonight!

This thread made me LOL!

Wax On for me! It's got some funk to it.

These look cool!

yeah you say that now! Wheres you're avatar bitch?

WAV at regular CD quality works out to 10 MB per minute of audio. 250 GB of space gives you room for over 400 hours of music. If you use lossless compression, you're looking at at least another 25% on top of that, so you could easily do 500 hours. Obviously, it depends how big your library is and, if you have a laptop just for DJing, whether you would put only the tracks you use for DJing on it, but I think people do tend to overestimate the space that lossless music takes up. OK cheers Steve that's good to know!

I dunno Jon, I was playing some 320s the other night and then playing vinyl and the difference was really obvious!

Yeah, the quality of the digital files makes a huge difference. When I make mixes now, I tend to rip all of the tracks to Apple Lossless files (a format I don't like, but it's the only lossless format Serato supports other than WAV, which doesn't support tags) just cos to me it sounds exactly the same and it means I'm wearing out cheapo Serato vinyl instead of the actual records. It also means I can just have 1 record on my turntable all the time, which sounds kinda lazy - and is - but when I'm multitracking I'll often swap back and forth between tracks to add/change bits, so that's quite handy. Serato definitely isn't 1:1 for scratching, but for all mixing and most scratching I would say that it's just as good. If I was just cutting, then I would rather use a regular record though for sure. In terms of ownership of music, MP3 is worthless to me. I'd rather have vinyl any day. I'm sure you have plenty, but having every file as lossless/wav surely beasts memory. I'd like to have serato but I only have a 250G hardrive on my laptop I reckon if I recorded all the tracks I wanted in as a wav it would beast it!???

I djed a fucking awful 40th birthday party the other night and I used the old wedding playlist on my itunes and played it from my computer. The sound was fucking dreadful compared to vinyl. I suppose if you have the wav of a vinyl rip or some kind of high level file type it would sound better but I think I would go with vinyl where I could anyway just so I know the sound is top notch! Don't get all pissy with me though I would love to have serato or traktor for some things.

Aye man! My set up all over the place the now! Have a good time at the games!

BennyPatterns for me! Fucking m0nster cuts!

Sick Ben!

Irish people for the win!

My turntables are in my mates van at the moment so I cant enter! Really good this month though.

Class!

I would be but I have nae cash! I'll see you at the BBQ though fo sho!

Class, mental cuts on there that I don't understand. Now do the other half you lazy mackem harness!